I to taken by oralbright. The only bright thing is me, now. Thanks to all the advice on this web site, I am working to get my money back. Ted, at the phone number on the box, told me they would not accept any returns and according to the terms I must purchase additional items. We'll see. ...
The company offered me a free sample online and I was supposed to pay the shipment charges for the same. Even though I chose the option not to go ahead with their regular supply of four months (and aggreed for free sample only) they deducted $49.95 for the supply for the first month. On calling the ...
Be careful accepting that free offer from Oral Bright and their affiliate dealers. This is a ponzi scam. By ordering the "free sample" you secretly agree to pay them $49.50 per month for four months. This agreement is in very small print on the order form. The form has two buttons. One ...
I received an unsolicited e-mail from ORAL BRIGHT, a tooth paste company in Hurricane, Utah. Their web address is ORALBRIGHT.com. The e-mail offered a free sample of their product for $1.97 shipping charges only.in the order form there was an offer to send a three month supply for $49.50. If you ...
I had agreed to try the sample from Oral Bright for 98 cents. The next thing I see is checks bouncing from my checking account becauwe Oral Bright took 49.99 out of my account with out my approval. When I called the # all I got was a recording telling me to wait, I was the 3rd caller.By the time it ...
I responded to an Oralbright ad offering a free teeth-whitening kit with my only commitment was payment of $4.87 for shipping. I authorized payment of $4.87 by my credit card, which was charged to my account on Jan. 16. On Feb. 9, Oralbright charged my credit card account $49.95 without my ...